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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1897
Page
18
An English Penny Paper review describes Welsh mountain sheep as hardy and potentially profitable in the United States, noting small ewes with late lambs and premature breeding. It discusses farm practices, wool and meat potential, seasonal market timing, and how farmers might sell rams and lambs at fairs.
Fragmentary description notes a plain rough cottage with 10 to 20 acres of pasture and arable land in a valley area near Luvray, rented at a high rate for sheep pasture. Mentions common Beir farms in North and South Wales and a mountain ridge supplying free sheep pasturage for about 1,000 deep, reflecting historical farm tenancy and land use.
A fragment from a German book outlines three horse head types ram, half ram, and straight. The ram headed type dominates Spain and Holstein, with other regions noted for half ram. The straight head supposedly marks noble Orient bloodlines, while the text oddly notes a surge in old cars to be eaten by next fall.
The mutual quarantine accord outlines veterinary certificates required for cattle sheep and horses moving between the United States and Canada. It enforces 20 day and 16 day quarantines for certain imports, mandates tuberculin testing for breeding cattle, and sets inspection and transport rules at ports and on rail cars.
Layo Store Pointe in New South Wales ships annually about 200 000 beef cattle to Europe while Jandelstys ships 050 000. The text notes competition with oar cattle in European markets and offers practical guidance on early calf and foal feeding, emphasizing gradual milk feeding methods and ground conditions to ensure healthy starts.
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